The moment you step into a barber shop, your hairstyle is already decided. No matter how much you tell the barber to make it longer, shorter, more, less, or even show him a photo to copy, it’s all useless. If you think he didn’t cut it well, it’s not because you didn’t communicate clearly, but because at the framework level, he was already wrong. The current limit of his skill determines the upper bound of your final hairstyle. Therefore, all seemingly meticulous communication is just repeatedly correcting minor details in vain, merely going further down the wrong path.

So, at this point, what we should truly do is simply not approach this barber shop at all. That’s the power of the framework. Ninety percent of the world’s matters are already predetermined at the framework level. For example, why is marriage so hard? Because the framework is wrong. The moment you register your marriage, your future is basically set. No matter how much better you are by 200 times, your partner won’t change in the slightest. Or take why short videos are difficult to produce? Because the framework is wrong. You’re too focused on the details, handling every step meticulously, putting in effort at every point, but fundamentally, the strategy is flawed. So, it’s like a fish. You think you’re exerting all your strength, but from the eagle’s perspective, you’re just struggling a little more. Therefore, if the framework is wrong, your efforts are completely worthless.